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Murder and suicide.

MERcEn, PA, June 6.-Joseph Harrison
shot his brother.in.law, Thomas Mckay,
OF Pine Township, this morning, and
then inflicted injuries upon himself from
which he cannot recover. Harrison was
Visiting at McKays, and while the two
wore returning from the barn he Budden.
ly drew q revolver and shot Mckay in
the neck ipQlCtiRg 9 serious woand. He
then ran to the woods, and the nound Of
two shots was soon. heard. The neiRhbor.
hood was aroused and search made,
which resulted in finding Harrison with q
bullot wound In his abdomen, and bis
mouth and throat cut from car 10 ear. No
cause for the awful deed is known, un-
lees 1t is that Harrison was insane, one Of
his brothers being In tho insane asylum.
narIieon nan Is unmarried, and although in
farm,
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EFIsooPAL oouNofL.
ItAdIOuras to Meet Next Juae at Hunting,
ton, W. Va,

ton, W. Va,
Special Dlpalch 10 hS EaIeIltgAeT,
WESTON, June 6.-The tenth annuR
meeting Of the Episcopal Council Of the
diocese Of West Virginia adjourned sstur
day afternoon and the ministers and dep,
uties living abroad left ior their respective
homes al noon to-day. Saturdays meet
| ing was opened by Rev. Mason submitting
the report Of the Committee on Permanent
Funds, Certain clauses OF the Blahop'l
address were ordered published, espec'
tally that which In iorGIhle language por-
trays why the name Of the Protestant
Episcopal church should mot be changed,
A committee was Instructed to report
at the next annual meeting aa TO the ad'
visibility Of establishing diocesan schools
and theological library within this dio,
Ceae, After the appointment Of q mission.
ary committee, and thare being no further
business before the council, Rev. Tucker
offered resolutions which were adopt
ed, expreRsing the thanks Of the Council
towards the rector aud the people Of
Weston and vicinity generally for the
hospitable manner In which the members
Of the Council had been received and Tor
the many courtesies extended them while
here, and also to the railroad company for
fayors shown.
On motion Of Rev. swope, Of Wheeling,
the Council adjourned, and will meet at
Huntington on the FIRST Wednesday in
June next. The pulpit was filled yester-
day morning by Rev. Pearson, Of Point
Pleasant, who delivered one Of the most
eloquent sermons ever listened to in
Weston, and laat night Rev. Dallas Tucker,
Of Charlestown, preached to large and ap.
preclatlve congregation, after which con-
hrmatlon was administered to FIVE Gsudi-
dates by Bishop Psterkin.
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NEw YoRK, June G.-The Central Labol
Union, at ito meeting yesterday, con
demned the General Executive Board O
the Knights OF Labor for tho boycott 4
has placed on tho goods Of Higgins 4 90,
the carpet manufacturers.
ltadopted a set OF resolutions stating
that the General Executive Board had
virtually levied boycott on firm which
employed only union handa and paid the
best wsRes in the trade, and that the rea.
con for the boycott was that the employees
oil tho firm had dared to do what they
considered right.
Therefore, the Central Labor Union pro.
tested agsinst the boycott and denounced
the action Of the General Executive Board
SO unjust, arbitrary and unCsllad for, and
pledged its sympathy and support to all
the membera Of organised labor who NAV
be affected by tho boycott. II waa also
decided to send copies OF the resolutioni
to all tho Central Labor unionS through,
out the country and to the General Ex
ecutive Board itsOlf.
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HAnpA1, n. s., Juno O.--ThO arEu.
mOnts in tho cRSo Of tho American lShlng
schooner David j. Adams, geixsd by the
Canadian authorities ior buying bait in
the territory Of the Dominion, were con-
cludud in tho Admiralty Court hUrC
to-day. Mr.. Msagher concluded his
address for tho dCfanae briefly
referring 10 hia varionn arguments
that the nrrCat WAS not wsrranlel by the
treaty, and was unlaWiul, aud that
Canada had not power to enforce British
lava, Il, j. Borden closed tho case
for tho Grown. Iie ContendBd
that Ito reason had bsOn shown
why the Adams should not DO
condemned, The court informed Mr..
Borden that hs nGed not wGBtO lllaD con.
9lderlng Mr., MOAglOr'0 Argument that the
American Ahip was entitled 10 buy bait
the DAmO % 10 repair damages, or that she
could procure loo the same 40 shO could
tghlNF
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1NrEll. .srArr CQMMERoE.
railroads Answer Charges Of DlsurIniinf
lion Made AgaIuAt Them.

lion Made AgaIuAt Them.
WAsHlSaroH, D. o., June 8,-Answer
was received this morning by the Inter.
sIaLo Commerce Commission from the
Chicago L Grand Trunk Railroad Comps.
ny, TO the complaint OF the Michigan Con.
trail Railroad Company against II for sell
ing tickets 10 commercial trRvelOra st a
lower ratio than that given TO tho public
generally. Tho Chicago 4 Grand Trunk
admits tho sala Of liCkeLg, and the other
facts stated by the complainant. II holds
that the form OF ticket sold commercial
travellers ID in tho nAtaEs Of 0 gpsCiNl Cnn.
tract, by which tho company is relieved
from Soma part OF tho liability nuhJtcs ~
Whlah II transports other passengers, and
Il Ia rlAi,nsd that this limitation cousu'
tutes sufficient reason Tor tho di9crlnaln'
alton In favor oi commercial travellers.
II Ia also slated that these travellers con
gtitute q distinct class vi tue railroad
travelling pablo, generally riding short
distances at d time and vlsitlng q number
Of ptAGea OF business ou the fins Of tho
road, often going from ono station 10 atl.
6lhor by freight trains, and although
travelling sst4 much inore than any other
clafa Of people, they ALTO create q large
ireigh. traffic over The roads by the sales
they make at plRccs along the limo. In
view oi thpSs CONSIDERATIONS II q oonteild'
I'd that the proylslons ol the Interstate
Commerce lAw do not apply TO mileage
lckets sold CammOFClAl agents subslAn.
Tally tho sans srgWCT 70 made 10 q sim.
liar complaint agRIpht Lhs ChlOAgo and
Grand Trunk by Louls Harrison,
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O,Dtlsn,s All0Eed lIlnndsr.

LONDON, June, O..-ThO O'Brion incident
Id Now York has attracted much atten.
lion here. This mornlns's paporO contain
long accounts Of what occurred Saturday
night, but there aeemB 10 be considerable
confusion Ra 10 the real BignilCanCs Of the
affair The local political complications
involved are not very clear, 10 tho average
BrliOhsr. Tho Dublin FFicnldnJ journal
pflnte seven columns Of cable matter about
II. The only thing that everybody aeeins
positive Of Ia connection with the ocCtr.
renee ID tiiat II Mt. 0'Bfi6n has gos
Into any nuBs With the 1fiah.AmeTiCRna
no has done q bad dAy'a work for the
iFIbh Nationalist at homo, who have col.
dom been more In need Of American dol.
lars than juSt now, Speaking ol such
contributions, u may DO added that
Michael DAyllt has bBOn about rs unior.
tunAle In OhAmploning the cause ol hid
iflOndB a. Mi, 0'Bflsn SselnB 10 have been,
His friends here excuse bis extrayAgAnl
ulIefauCsB on the ground that hid emo,
tlonAl nature 10 overcome BY the heart.
rendlng scenes attending the HOdykS
oVlCtlonn,
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PITTsEURGu, Pa, June 6.-Ex.Governo 0.
Hoadly passed through to-day en- route
from New York to Columbus. In reply
to reporter he said:
~ think that Cleveland will have no
opposition for the Democratic nomination,
Gad that he will receiva It by aCClamation.
He Ia equally "a certain Of being reelected.
! don't know who is moat likely TO be
nominated by the Republicans, Il makea
no difference whether 1t be Sherman or
Blaine, President Cleveland will be re-
elected. 1t is true that there has been
ecoldlng and trettlng among aomo people
who have not had the Presidents favor,
.bHt / look for all this opposition to pass
away. There hRa been talk Of his loaing
voteH on account Of his vetoing the De-
pendent Pension bill, but this very veto
has beOn Hnstained by leading Republican
newspapers Ia different paris OF the eoun-
try
"Who are the Democrats likely to nomi.
mated in Ohio for GovernorP"
"It looks as though Powell would have
walk-ovsr. II Thurman wanted the
nomination he could have It. But he ia
now seventy.lour years Of sge, and Ia
feeble physically. Mentally he is still
gs good man as he over was. Foran is
not possibility in the list Of candidates,
Ss understand that he has declined to be
one. James Z Campbell would stand as
good show as any one, but aa he Is In
Congrpng hO will not likely be in the field,
though he would have q very acceptable
candidate"
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for the appointment II she had fewer can
dldstes. There are also several Northern
men In the field, but they have no chance,
1.-THE President told me himself he
would not COnsiderthe Gapdidsture Of any
OF them, The appointment will 60 to the
South. Justice Woods was Q citizen 81
Alabama when he was appointed Circuit
Judge. He afterwards settled In Georgia,
/ feel quite certain that II Secretary La
mar desired the position he could get 1t,
The President, | know, has the very
highest opinion Of Lamar. He told me
himself, heard him say that Secretary
Lamar had the elearesE and most comprs.
hensiye intellect he had ever known, But
whether Lamar wants the position or not
! don't know, For my own part did not
recommend any one for the place."
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An onIerprialDg tobacco firm is billing
thecountry with liie.sizs chrome Of Mrs
Grover Cleveland. This liberty cSnnOI
be Otherwise than disIaateial to Mrs
Cleveland, who will perhaps grin and
bear u rather than make trouble. The
retailera WHO refuse to put up the pictures
in their sIorca will show finer streak
than the am that aends them out. II
would be only "a atop tnyIher to reprefeut
Mrs. Cleveland in the attitude Of the
young girl whose photographs were boy
rOttOd out Of tho windows by tho KuighIl
OF labor.
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To THE young graduate Commencement

10 TnE young graduate Commencement
msSns that tho world is about to begin tc
have Ian with him. Bat the world Is mol
malicious; it tries him TO see what there
Ia in him, aud II he llsyo courage aud in
dustry aud hoaesty, ia due time he shall
take tho pIaCs hs mskes for himself. The
American graluNo has reason to be
thankful ths. his ultimate plaOs dependi
upon himself, not upon the remote ances
tor who "camO over with William the
Coranerpr."
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sStetal Dtlpa,ch to The lnlellipeaor.

oI7tGEaE VI771IlIN 70 INg 1NIlIIIVtNttT'
PARKERssuRe, W. Va, June G.-The
1--WE members Of the Salvation Army, who
were arrested Saturday night for march
ing and ainging, wore to-day fined 81.
each. The case will be tested either IL
Circuit Court or in the Court OF Appeals,
Tho SalvGtionista hRyo retained John A
Hutchinson and q. T. Caldwell Ra theil
Rttorneye. The fines have not yet beer
paid, and vii! probably not tbe. The Sal
vation Army Is holding . banquet tonight
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THOSE critics on tho other side Of the
ocslr who are Guding fault with o'Brieu
for getting the George and MCGlynn fac
tioudoSn on him, contound that faction
with tho Irish,Ausrlcsns and all othesl
iu this country who sympathiza with Ire
land. The csuse Of Ireland 10 q secondary
mater with George, aud so It has become
with MGGlynn.
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NEWMAN IL u lucky man to escape con.
ylctiou for the murder Of Baxter, in Wetzsl
county. He waa ably prosecuted, there
was soma strong ClrCumBtAntlal evidence
agsinst him, hut 1t was not strong enough
to convict. The interesting question is,
who killed Daxser2 1! OonCsrrs the au'
thoritlss Ct Wctz,l county to find the
YulIty man.
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snlnllpo1 Plague In Oubn.

NEw YCRR, June 0 "A letter from sAnll.
SSO do Cabs, dated May ~, BaySi Atthil
writing $50 omeb Of DmAttpox ia known
by tho civil authorities 10 exist, and y ID
V6limAled that fully 100 more nrO bOlng
treated by OhhllRtnna, The deaths 10 the
city from tho lot to the g7Lh lost. number
cd forty, not pnU Oi tbs Victims having
been VaCOlnRled.
ThedsOiHo Unsupported al tldNniAnainoi
and doubtless will spread TO oil Cuban
ports Tho mNsea ArN pnotailt blacks
BupeuIlLlous and lnClinOd 10 prayer rather
tlAH vaccination,
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A MALONE Dispatch to the New York
Times says; "presIdeut Cleveland is with.
in few houra' ride Of here" Unless
there is better fishing at Malone than in
sarsnaa Lake, Mr.. Cleveland will not be
tempted to Malone, where former Vice
President Of tho United states lies dead,
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dALLlraLts, o., June 0 O--Durlng the
storm fast evening John W, Neal, aRcd q
years was struck by lightning and instant.
ly killed. Hs aud his father were lying
on the floor oil their home ut Bladen6uFE,
below this city when lightning struck tho
chimney, deiRollshlBg The mantle and
clock upon II. Bsiors reaching the floor
the. bolt separated, one part killing Neal
and tile other burning hIB father.
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AssIsTISG men and women to live by
giving them a chance to earn a living in
the land OF their birth, would bo thoua-
and times better than assisting them into
exile as the alternative OF starvation. This
isuot exactly a jubilee note; II Is the wall
that comes from distracted Ireland.
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CmcAoo, June O.-Just one ward In
Chicago declared to-day In favor Of
Doodle and Anarchy. Except in the
Sixth ward tho vote throughout tho
county averaged 8 10 / against
the twin OWLS. Stated Attorney Ghnnell
came out ol the contest with Tying ColorB,
surpa1Dlng bis running mate, Ulidord, By
several hundred Votea. Grinnell and
Clifford aTn DempofRin. n
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he was an old man, and seriously alliug,
and that II would DO an unprecedented
proceeding. Judge Barrett finally de.
clded to defer further action on the
District Attolney'a motion until the
wRrranta issusd for the arrest Of the al.
legged embERcers should be returned, Mr.,
Sharp and his counsel left the court room,
the judge refusing for the present TO com.
init the defendant, Further proceedings
In the embrscery case will be heard TO-
morrow,
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WiII-Iin in aInL.

MALONE, N. Y, June 6-Tho body Of
Mf. Wheeler will lio in state in the vesti.
bule Of tho Congregational church, on
Tuesday, from 10:8O A. NJ. until
1876 =. M. All business will b.
suspended In Malone on Tuesday.
A guard Of honor from tbs
Twenty:Beventh company will attend the
body while AZ the church. Governor
Hill has sent q telegram OF sympathy,
and regrets az his Inability to be present
Of the fnnnrAI.
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A TI,rsn, ofl,a,,in.

III. PETE@uunu, June O.--Tho Moos
Vremya rays that thO lltOt attempt that 10
mRdO to replace tho present Enlr Of Box.
hAra by hIH brother will bU n slgnAl for
lsnrbIaii occupation ul tbs country,
Tbs hov1c f(tHy1 RlsO says II AisIeClB
tho lGngllah ~ bU Intriguing In BokhAfa,
and wanna England that BuCh conduct, In.
htRd Of rendering kassia tHors rliablo iH
accepting tic prGpU5til settlement Of tho
Egyptian qnoAtlon, will have lie contrary
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OARDISAL GIBBONS was much amused
to bo confronted with his obituary when
he landsd in New York. II there had
been an accompanying portrait His Emil
nenco would probably have been reused
10 wrath.
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IN NO MAN,s ROAD.
Chairman Jones on James q, Rlalns-Hl
Trip Abroad,

4Etp Aprohu1
PITTSBURGH, June 8.-Ths Leader this
evening has the following; "Mr, Blaine Is
not in any mana road" said Mr.. B. F.
Jones, Chairman Of the National Republic
can Committee, at the Union depot this
morning, as he and his wife were taking
the limited for New York. "Mr. Blaine
has not been In any mans road az any
time. He was nominated in 1884 by the
people, There never was such scene In.
oldental to the nomination Of q Presiden.
tial candidate, and there never will be
again, Still Mr., Blaine will not stand in
the way ot any man for the nomination
next year, Mr.. BlRine's fame is already
established, whether he is ever elected
PresideAt Of this country or not"
"ls he candidate for the nominationN
"That you know as much about as do.
l do know that he Is not seeking tho nom
iuation. There will be no deArth Of can.
didates. l do not think any man was
stronger In 1884 than Mr.. Blaine, / do
not think any man could have polled q
greater vote than he did, nor do / think
any other man could have been elected.
l think the Republicans have an excellent
chance OF eleCtiug their President next
year. There has nothing transpired in
Mr.. Clevelaud's administration that has
tsnded to weaken the integrity OF the Re.
publican organization, or induce Rspubll.
cans 10 abandon their party. We shall 20
into the next contest reinvigorated. and
with q confidence that we shall win. Dem.
oCrata have developed nothing derogatory
to Republican administration Of national
affairs. They themseIVea (the DsmoCrats)
will conduct defensive campaign"
"Areyou going to New York to see Mr..
Blaine ofT2"
"Nott for that purpose expressly, but l
shall see him of, although | shall be in
New York for two weeks or more. He
will stay away at least year, and II con.
genial, longer, perhaps"
On the same train with Mr.. Jones was
John P. 81. John, the Prohibitionist can.
didate for President in 1884. Neither had
seen the other, and lneither was aware Of
the identity Of the other.
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JAcon snAup Is doing a public service,
aIler all, By permitting himssltto ba tried.
We begin to reaiiza with greater force
than ever how hard it 10 to convict rich
man Of aeriouq offence, and We see how
many people there Ere who to the last
are willing to take crumbs from his table.
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PAssNG events suggest the Complacent
comment that no part Of this beautiful
world Is more favored with the blessed
raiu than our own part OF the favored
Ohio Valley,
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| DE-, NiArhhn,ln nl.nthhlln,l.

LONDON, June O.--lt 10 we'll undOrtood
here 40 a matter Of private information,
that all tho talk about the recovery Of the
Grown Prince, Frederick william, Of Ger.
many, 10 nonsense. The simple fact y
that tho Prince has O. canoHt, and Will
share The usual iato Of those afflicted With
this dlnOAAO, which haa never ybt been
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known to alter its mode OF procedure on
account OF the rank OF It's victim. II iso Of
eourse highly proper for Professor Mac.
kenzls and Professor YiIchow TO speak
learnedly OF malignant gToWths aud their
removal, This phFsseology 10 well under
stood in the profession, and does not pre-
vent the initiated from already beginning
to discuss the personal qualities Of the
young son Of the Grown Prince and what
sort Of . successor he will make to the
RHed Emperor,
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Special Ditpatch TO The IHttlIi0enc1.
PARKERsDuRa, W. VA, June CA Local
freight on the Ohio River road run Of the
track this evening, this aide OF MurrayE.
vile, throwing several cars Of. So far "a
learned nobody was killed.
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Special Dt.palch 10 hs EateIliaencer.
NRw MAHrlSsviLLE, W. Va, June o.
The jury in the Baxtsr.NeWman murder
case after one hours dsliberation, ro.
turned verdict Of mot Guilty" at 1880
Z. NJ. to-day.
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nlAn,l iInnw n MnA i.onlSd.

CinEGSsuunu, PA, June 0,--MAggie
SprOll, fifteen yCNTa old, In the employ ,ol
Henry WlAleB, NJ Oakland Ofosa hoals,
near this ptaca, was dangerousfy ghos IA
the head lhls morning. by 8 hoy who was
ioollug with gin aud didn't know itW9
loaded, .u..
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LAMAR CAN HAVE If.
An Alabama Congressman on the Vacancy
on tho supreme tsnCtt'

An AIaDNmN UOhBFVHVuINH on wv '"V""V9
on tho supreme bSnCti'
wAsHlSaToN, June --OOngretahian
Oates, Of Alabama, who 10 at present In
Washington, had = talk with P'sSldont
Cleveland before lie STATED 10 saranAO'
about the vacancy on tho DUnCh Of the
Supreme goust Of the United States, and
Ia an interview on thD OpbjeCt SAySi
nrlete are largo number oi OAndlllalsc
beiesa mo President, Every boDlhern
SIAlU think, has put forward al least one
nanlldAla, Alabama has SEVERAL, The
State, / think, would have 4 better chance
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Special DiHpatch 70 Ms intaltoaoes.
AKRON, o., June Ga miserable oxhi-
bition Of ball between Akron and ste,l-
benvlllo was stopped by rain here in the
third Inning. Akron, 2; Sleubenyllle, 4.
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omeel NY.. as ana u ToaIleenll sttosl.

PERSONS hapiag ne civ for Inc Kason, and suHl'
v,, inrsl4s cav haze The DAILY INIEIuOENoEH
sniol TO ihem pO'tpaid, for 0b edtt per month, tG
oSi,1i being changed a. often Oi desirtd
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WuEEllSa's ball iuggsra have caught
the trick RgaIn. They are well placed in
the liss and are not likely to fall back
again,
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Special Dtspatch 10 the lHisl!tpaleer,
PARkERssuRo, W. Va, Juno GA val.
liable horse belonging To- man named
lIuahong, Of Murphytown, died here this
evening from fright at "a dancing bear.
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Spe:iaI Di,paich to he Ia!t4tgmccr.
sANDusEY, o., juno G,-The sRndusky.
zanesvillo game was postponed to-day on
account OF rain.